Fellow List Persons...
I think I know the answer to these two questions, but would appreciate a
confirmation from the group.
1. If a A/V or ITE product in full operation consumes less than 0.5W,
and the EPS that supplies this product consumes less than 0.3 W no load
with efficiency above the calculated requirement, does this product need
to meet EuP for CE market? Or do you claim compliance or exemption from
that requirement?
2. Is there any legal requirement anywhere in the world where the energy
efficiency number (Roman numerals IV or V) shall be marked on an EPS
(external power supply)?
Thank you in advance for any and all comments.
Best,
Scott Douglas
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